What I'm building
At work, I'm building agent systems that translate real operational expertise into useful workflows. Outside of work, Digby remains my main personal build, but not my only one. I use it as a testing ground for how agents work with tools, retain context, and become more useful over time.
What I'm thinking about
I'm thinking about how the broader AI ecosystem is moving toward greater efficiency alongside greater scale.
Chinese research labs are especially interesting to me. They operate within different constraints around advanced compute and hardware, yet continue to produce meaningful innovations in model architecture, training, inference, and open research. I'm interested in whether some of the next important advances will come not only from having more resources, but from being forced to use those resources better.
I'm also continuing to explore agent memory and context stores: what an agent should retain, when retrieval improves its decisions, and when additional context simply becomes noise.
What I'm reading
I'm currently reading The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Next, I plan to read For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway.
I want this page to leave room for the parts of my life that have nothing to do with AI: books, places, ideas, and whatever else is shaping my attention at the moment.
Updated when my focus changes.